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I read horror stories about our HOA on Nextdoor, but they have never contacted me for anything in 13 yrs here. I know we have multiple violations, but they leave us alone. Most recently we installed a security door and did not submit a plan to the HOA for it, as is required. I really think they don't know we exist, as long as we pay dues on time and don't do anything egregious. I only blew off the security door application, not because it was a difficult thing, but rather I just don't want to be on their radar. It's been on for three weeks and no one has said a word.
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"those who refuse to get involved in politics end up ruled by their inferiors"
usually attributed to Plato if you're trapped in an HOA situation the only option is to take control and rule the way you want. |
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....and the horse you rode in on! :D |
Well, this took a while to resolve.
Election kept getting delayed because the original developer could not own any land in the community. We kept finding little parcels here and there that needed to be dealt with, ownership turned over to the community. There were two parcels in particular on the outer edges that were a big deal, they had natural gas wells on them. In TX / resource rich areas there are two types of ownership, what you can see meaning above ground and what you can't see, whats below ground. So you can own property but not own the mineral rights for what is under it. You can own both but it's very expensive. So the question was, if the developer hands that property over do the mineral rights transfer, does the community get the money, and if not who is liable if one of them, which is next to the track for the Middle School, blows up and levels a building full of kids? We got it all sorted and election results were tonight. I got elected. Not entirely sure congratulations are in order but we did keep the crazy Karen's off the board so whatever shyte will be coming my way is worth it. And yes, I'm already drinking and not in a celebratory way. |
In at least one way (no Karens) congrats.
Good luck is probably most fitting for the situation that you just got yourself into. |
My HOA are in the process of throwing me out.
A supposed conflict of interest. They all sided with someone I was in battle with. I'm in the right but she is more personable than I am. I told them they are all behaving like a bunch of high school girls with their little cliques and "we are the in-crowd" and should stick to the facts and the rules. F' them all. |
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We are in what is known as an unincorporated part of the county. You are in TX, you know what that means, we are self governing. For those who don't think of a small city or town that is not run by any local Government rather entirely resident run. We residents manage all our infrastructure, roads, water, the whole thing. |
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Dude, you are in!
Now to order some of those life size marble necked lady statues for you front yard! |
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Please post a photo of the Handover of the Royal Gavel. |
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Heavy drinking is a good strategy, especially in the hours before board meetings. Remember the phrase, “I’m an elected board member and I don’t give a f*** who you are!!” |
Good luck!
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When I was on the board of our Mexican HOA community, we found some embezzlement.
Nothing like having a threat from a Cartel dude told to you out on the 17th hole of the Golf Course. Which shows how they know everything about everybody at all times. My Mexican Pistol is all I got, she is a Cane Corso who has got my back at all times too while in country. |
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I spent decades on different boards and committees and hopefully that is behind me. |
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